Red Hat & Microsoft partner up!

[ Thanks to Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols for this link. ]

"Will cats and dogs start getting married now!?

"...Evan also underlined the point that the agreements "do not include any patent or open source licensing rights, and additionally contain no financial clauses, other than industry-standard certification/validation testing fees."

"In short, Red Hat made no sort of IP agreement and neither company is paying any money as part of the deal."

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